91. Power to Release Persons Imprisoned for failure to give Security. (1) Whenever the Court of Appeal or High Court Judge or County Court Magistrate of first class is of opinion that any person imprisoned for failing to give security under this chapter may be released without hazard to the public or to any person, it or he may order such person to be discharged; provided that if the order to give security was made or confirmed by the Court of Appeal, or the High Court Judge the County Magistrate of first class shall not make the order of discharge without the consent of the Court of Appeal. (2) Whenever any person has been imprisoned for failure to give security under this chapter, the High Court Judge or first class Magistrate may make an order reducing the amount of the security or the number of sureties or the time for which security has been required; provided that if the order to give security was made or confirmed by the High Court, the Court of Appeal or the County Judge shall not make an order under this sub-section without the consent of the Court of Appeal. (3) An order under sub-section (1) hereof may direct the discharge of such person either without conditions or upon any conditions which such person accepts. (4) If any condition upon which any such person is discharged is in the opinion of the Court of Appeal or High Court the County Court, as the case may be, not fulfilled, it or he may cancel the order of discharge and thereupon such person shall be recommitted to prison until the expiry of the period for which he was originally ordered to give security, unless before that time he gives such security. Notes: - (1) A policeman, retainer or chief may arrest such person without a warrant. See section 25 (c). (2) The power given in this section is entirely independent of the right to appeal under sections 253 and 254 against an order, failure to comply with which has resulted in the imprisonment of the defaulter. This section gives no right to appeal and the powers given in it may be exercised by the Court of Appeal or the High Court or the County Court Judge of first class Magistrate on its or his own motion. 92. Power to Cancel Bond. The Court of Appeal, the High Court or the County Court of first class Magistrate may at any time cancel any bond for keeping peace or refraining from illegal acts likely to disturb public tranquility or for good behaviour executed under this chapter. Provided that if the order was made or confirmed by the Court of Appeal, the High Court Judge or the County Court Magistrate of first class shall not cancel the bond without the consent of the Court of Appeal and that in any other case the, High Court or the County Court Magistrate of first class shall record in writing its or his reasons for canceling the bond. 25